Events in Cookeville, TN

The second annual OG Dixie Crawl at Golden Mountain Speedway and Off-Road Park offers a relaxed weekend of off-road riding with friends and family. This casual meet-up partners with Brian Overly’s 4 Wheeling for a Cure and centers on simply showing up to ride. Standard gate and camping fees apply and go directly to GMP. On Saturday night, Brian Overly hosts an auction similar to his previous events, with proceeds going to St. Jude Children’s Hospital, and a raffle is planned for that evening as well.

This session features stories and purposeful play tailored to children from birth to age three.

Expect three hours of live music, plus food and drinks, as Natasha Evans takes the stage at Frank's - Livingston.

A relaxed open studio at Cookeville Art Studio and Gallery focuses on drawing from live, clothed models as well as arranged still life subjects. Artists may work in any medium, and the fee is $20 with a pay-what-you-can option.

Rubiks Groove brings an imaginative tribute to the 80s, 90s, and 2000s to the Cookeville Performing Arts Center, turning classic pop, rock, and dance hits into a full-stage celebration. The show blends big energy with colorful visuals, playful characters, and standout costumes to create a lively, interactive atmosphere. Audiences of all ages can sing, dance, and laugh along, with nostalgic favorites for longtime fans and eye-catching fun for kids. Tickets are $37.

Timeless Highway, a new band, brings a live mix of classic rock, country, pop, and Americana. Settle in and unwind as they play a relaxed set.

John Schneider makes a return appearance at the Palace, bringing the résumé of an American actor and country music singer recognized for memorable television roles and chart success. Audiences know him as Beauregard "Bo" Duke from The Dukes of Hazzard, a leading presence on Smallville, and as James "Jim" Cryer in The Haves and the Have Nots. His recording career dates back to the early 1980s with nine studio albums, a greatest hits collection, and 18 singles. Hits such as I’ve Been Around Enough to Know, Country Girls, What’s a Memory Like You, and You’re the Last Thing I Needed Tonight reached the top of the Billboard country singles charts. His rendition of It’s Now or Never climbed to No. 4 on the U.S. Country Billboard chart in 1981, the highest-charting Elvis cover to date, and it paved the way for four No. 1 country singles and a No. 1 country album. He counts Waylon Jennings, Conway Twitty, and Johnny Cash among his early musical heroes, and he recalls meeting them and sharing the stage. For wheelchair and companion seating, please contact the box office at (931) 484-6133.

Riders gather at Rooster's for a casual weekend centered on small bikes. Friends can meet up to check out local rides and spend time together. A limited number of primitive camping spots will be available. The first fifty bikes to arrive will receive an event plaque.

This off-road gathering at Golden Mountain Off-Road Park in Sparta, Tennessee is presented with OG Dixie Crawl and supports a good cause. Activities include a raffle, an auction, and food.

Celebrate this year's Baxter Fall Harvest Festival with live music at the Depot Museum, featuring a mix of classic rock and country favorites alongside modern country, pop, and Americana. Vendors will be on hand with plenty of goodies and great food to enjoy while you listen.

The Eventful Three is partnering with Cumberland County Relay for Life to present Fall For A Cure Vendor Market, a full day of community spirit, connection, celebration, and meaning in support of Relay for Life. The market showcases more than 60 local small businesses, with live bands performing throughout the day. A car show is also featured, offering awards for first, second, third, Best of Show, and more. Entry for vehicles is $25 per car, and all proceeds from the show benefit Relay for Life. Tributes honoring survivors include a Survivor Walk, a Survivor Dinner, and a Lantern Lighting Ceremony. Additional program details will be shared as the schedule is finalized.

Organized by The Eventful Three in partnership with the Cumberland County Relay for Life team, Fall for A Cure Market brings a larger vendor marketplace and more activities for all ages to the Cumberland County Community Complex. Shoppers can explore expanded offerings, enjoy family friendly experiences, and support a meaningful cause linked to Relay for Life. This market features the signature Eventful Three touch in a new location with even more to discover.

Enjoy an evening of live music and dancing as the T. C. Bryant Band takes the pavilion stage, with La Nortena Mexican food truck making its first appearance to serve flavorful fare. Admission is $10, and outside alcohol is not permitted.

Noise Pollution brings its nationally touring AC/DC tribute to the Cookeville Performing Arts Center for a one-night stop from California. The performance is presented as a high-energy, true-to-life recreation of an AC/DC show, celebrating the band’s larger-than-life rock and roll legacy. The evening includes an opening act before the headlining set.

Back by popular demand, Southern Accents returns with a heartfelt tribute to Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. Lead vocalist Ronnie Gregg channels Tom’s voice and stage presence with natural ease. Guitarist Nick Swan captures Mike Campbell’s signature lines while adding tasteful touches of his own. Co-founder and bassist Paul Jones blends the styles of Ron Blair and Howie Epstein, and drummer Tony Mac pairs the timeless swing of Stan Lynch with the steady timing of Steve Ferrone. Jeff Hollandsworth rounds out the band, covering Benmont Tench’s essential parts and layering in textures like strings, horns, and harmonica. Rooted in Nashville, Tennessee, this group began in early 2017 as a labor of love that soon led to sold-out shows at top venues across the country. Their purpose is to faithfully recreate the sound, feel, and look of a classic Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers concert. The name pays homage to one of Petty’s most personal songs and reflects a deep Southern influence that shapes every note they play. For wheelchair and wheelchair companion seating, please contact the ticket office at (931) 484-6133.

At Ales & Tails Dog Park and Bar, a returning act shares an upbeat set that includes playful dog-themed songs, created for people and their pups to enjoy together.

At Cookeville Performing Arts Center, John Kelly channels Elvis in an award-winning tribute that captures the energy and spirit of the King of Rock and Roll. The performance offers a participatory setting and celebrates the music that left a lasting mark on the world, welcoming both devoted fans and newcomers. It suits a romantic evening, a night out with friends, or anything in between. A meet and greet follows the show.

Combat Hero Bike Build marks a milestone with its 50th bike presentation, honoring SPC William Thomas, U.S. Army, retired. The gathering takes place at Life Church and is open to everyone with free admission and no registration required. The bike was donated by Nancy Arden, with major support from Last Ride, Inc. through Tony and Sue Rufrano, and it was modified by CHBB past recipient Cory "Recon" Collins. Organizers extend heartfelt thanks to the donors, supporters, riders, passengers, friends, and patriots whose contributions made this presentation possible.

The Natasha Evans Band performs live at Mitchell Creek Marina on Dale Hollow Lake. This show is part of a recurring series that takes place on the first Friday from May through October.

At Putnam County Fairgrounds, Buck Wild highlights an ADGA sanctioned show with three rings for bucks, evaluated by judges Beth Beck, Emily Morgan, and Jay Rudolph. Activities also include buck collection with Triple W Genetics and an AI clinic featuring Jessica Sellars. Free fun classes add to the program, with a costume contest and a best beard competition, each awarding a prize to the winner. The wether jackpot class directs half of the jackpot entry fees to the winning wether, and entries must be of an ADGA breed, though ADGA registration is not required. A silent auction table offers a prize to the person who brings the highest selling item, and a potluck dinner is planned. Entries are handled through Showman.

Combat Hero Bike Build marks its 50th motorcycle presentation at Life Church, presenting a custom bike to SPC Will Thomas, USA, retired. The motorcycle was donated by Nancy Arden, received major funding from Last Ride, Inc., with Tony and Sue Rufrano, and was modified by CHBB past recipient Cory "Recon" Collins of North Carolina. This free gathering welcomes the public and requires no registration. CHBB shares thanks to Life Church for hosting and to every donor, supporter, rider, passenger, friend, and patriot who made this milestone possible.

A live performance spotlights Delnora’s roots-rich sound, shaped by Appalachian beginnings in Southern West Virginia and honed on prominent Nashville stages. A descendant of fiddler Henry Reed, whose work is archived at the Library of Congress, she recorded her first album in high school, raced through a communications degree while spinning country hits on local radio, then moved to Tennessee where her talent was quickly recognized by the team at Dale Morris and Associates, leading to development deals with Dreamworks/Universal and RCA. Critics have praised her clear, emotionally resonant vocals, and her path has included co-founding the duo Blue Eyed Grass with Jayron Weaver and co-writing the bluegrass No. 1 Return To Windy Mountain with Grammy winner Carl Jackson for Sideline. Today, she champions Positive Country, blending roots, country, folk, Americana, and bluegrass. Her album Blank Page earned New Artist of the Year and Inspirational Song of the Year at the Inspirational Country Music Awards, with multiple singles reaching No. 1 on outlets such as Cashbox Magazine, PowerSource, Christian Voice, and Christian Music Weekly. The music video for Man At The Well won at the International Country Gospel Music Association, and her duet Peacemaker with Chris Golden reached the Top 5 on Inspirational Country charts, with a video filmed at Kentucky landmarks tied to the region’s musical heritage. She debuted My Own Way on the Grand Ole Opry stage during the Inspirational Country Music Awards and has also been honored as Favorite Country Gospel Soloist at the Gospel Music Fan Awards. In 2026 she received Female Vocalist of the Year at the 30th annual ICMA Awards at the Grand Ole Opry, while her single Looking For The Light premiered on WSM. Across eight studio albums and a Christmas EP, Delnora has shared stages and studios with artists such as Emmylou Harris, Dolly Parton, Keb Mo, Brad Paisley, Craig Morgan, Marty Stuart, Daryl Singletary, and The Steep Canyon Rangers, and she contributed to Orthophonic Joy – The 1927 Bristol Sessions Revisited on Sony Records as part of The Shotgun Rubies. A longtime Tennessee resident with enduring West Virginia roots, she brings a seasoned storyteller’s touch, steady faith, and uplifting perspective to songs that value authenticity, melody, and heart.

Forever Abbey Road brings a modern edge to the Beatles’ catalog, performed by a collective of Nashville musicians who blend current production sensibilities with vibrant rock energy. The show moves between faithful renditions and extended improvisations, unveiling new arrangements that showcase standout technical skill. Individually, the performers have collaborated with artists such as Garth Brooks, Peter Frampton, Elton John, Trisha Yearwood, Willie Nelson, The Fab Four, Nickelback, Bailey Zimmerman, Luke Bryan, Jason Aldean, Luke Combs, and Cody Johnson. Their concerts have filled theaters across the Southeast and earned repeat invitations at venues and Beatles-focused festivals, and they regularly fill City Winery Nashville each month with their Nashville Beatles brunch show. Members have also worked alongside figures closely connected to the Beatles’ legacy, including engineer Geoff Emerick, Joey Molland of Badfinger, and Denny Laine and Steve Holley from Paul McCartney and Wings. For wheelchair and wheelchair companion seating, call the Palace Box Office at (931) 484-6133.

Eden Storm brings an outdoor rock and roll show to Twisted Oaks in Smithville, Tennessee. The family-owned venue features a log cabin look and an outdoor, camping-style setting that suits the fall season. Expect crisp air, time with friends, and live music beneath the night sky.

Journey From the Heart makes its debut at Cumberland County Playhouse in Crossville with a high-energy tribute to the music of Heart and Journey. Shareen Ann, Ann Coleman, and Ryan Christopher lead the vocals with the band, delivering fan favorites that celebrate the iconic sound and spirit of both groups. Special thanks are extended to Tim and Susan Tewalt for sponsoring this performance.

A conversation centered on the haunted side of DeKalb County, exploring eerie themes connected to the area.

Swing a club for a cause that helps build a much needed animal shelter. Bledsoe County and its community need a temporary refuge where animals can stay safe and cared for until permanent homes are found. This golf event offers a day on the course with food, prizes, and more, all in support of that goal. Registration for individual players and teams will open in the coming weeks. Sponsors and donors are welcome.

DunnSpunn Studios presents Finklepott’s Fairy Hair, with reservations available for a sparkling hair dusting. It takes place on the second Thursday of each month in Cookeville. The setting is a fiber arts studio celebrated for imaginative, one of a kind art batts, where each blend tells its own story through color, shimmer, and texture that recall everything from beloved storybook characters to beach pebbles and cozy autumn afternoons. Katelyn handcrafts every batt with care using an eclectic mix of fibers that includes mohair, bamboo, alpaca, and plenty of locally sourced wool.

Hosted at Dogwood Exchange LLC, this locally run festival focuses on lifting up the community it serves. It is growing and makes a positive impact in Cumberland County with a welcoming mix of food, art, and music. The event highlights creations from makers, time with good company, and a spirit of support for local talent. Vendor applications are currently being accepted.

Guided by the belief that caring for the body is a responsibility entrusted by God, Liv Hill leads a practical and encouraging nutrition seminar centered on stewardship and overall wellness. The session offers clarity amid diet confusion so you can approach food without fear or guilt, create lasting habits that work in day to day life, and make small, practical moves toward better health. It is designed for anyone seeking more energy, greater confidence, and the tools to care for themselves through a balanced, realistic approach to nutrition.

A jam-focused evening at Twisted Oaks in Smithville featuring Unfinished Business. Music takes center stage, with food, friendly company, and a welcoming atmosphere.

Additional vendors are being accepted for this event. Categories include crafters, candle makers, jewelry designers, makers of signs and home decor, food trucks, artisans, crochet and other handmade goods, baked items, face painters, and nonprofit organizations, with room for more. Interested vendors may contact the organizer with details about what they plan to sell.

A home football showdown with Furman is on the schedule. Tickets and tailgate spots are available for purchase to help you plan your game day.

Timeless Highway performs at the last Overton cruise in of 2026, an outdoor, weather dependent gathering at the Livingston TCAT campus that showcases vintage automobiles alongside live music.

A yearly Halloween music night featuring The Back Roads Band, with costume contests, line dancing, and food available from Southern Rock Bouncin’ BBQ. Admission is $10, and outside alcohol is not permitted.

Swap the rush of deadlines for a sunset state of mind at an experience that celebrates the laid back, island inspired music of Jimmy Buffett. Expect easygoing vibes and a playful nod to that elusive shaker of salt, all honoring his unmistakable sound. For wheelchair and companion seating, contact the Palace Box Office at 931-484-6133.

Miss Pumpkin Princess is a semi glitz pageant featuring a Beauty competition and an optional Outfit of Choice that counts toward Supreme titles. Age divisions include 0 to 11 months, 12 to 23 months, 2 to 3 years, 4 to 6 years, 7 to 9 years, 10 to 13 years, 14 to 19 years, and 20 and up. Boys ages 0 to 6 compete in their own division rather than against girls. Every participant receives a Halloween themed crown. Each age group crowns a Queen with a themed crown and sash, and first and second alternates also receive crowns and sashes. The boys division crowns a King with a full round crown, and with enough entries a Boy Supreme may also be awarded. Divisional Outfit of Choice winners earn a trophy. Three Mini Supremes are named, one from 0 to 3, one from 4 to 9, and one from 10 and up, based on the second highest combined scores from Beauty and Outfit of Choice in each breakdown. Three Grand Supremes are named from the same breakdowns for the highest combined scores. Mini Supremes receive an 8 inch themed crown and sash, and Grand Supremes receive a 14 inch themed crown and sash. A People’s Choice title is decided by $1 votes collected before the event and through crowning, and the winner receives an 8 inch themed crown. Side awards for Prettiest Eyes, Prettiest Hair, Prettiest Dress, and Prettiest Smile come with custom prizes. Admission allows each contestant and one adult to enter at no cost, with a fee for additional guests, and children under three are admitted free. Entry is $85 for the required Beauty and side awards package, with an optional $15 Outfit of Choice add on. An early entry deadline applies, after which a $10 late fee is added, and a $45 deposit can reserve a spot. Updates and any additional door titles may be announced on the event page.

Back at Ales & Tails Dog Park and Bar for its Octoberfest celebration, this event features music selected specifically for the occasion. The atmosphere is lively and fun throughout the festivities.

Cumberland Auto Center hosts the 12th Annual Trunk or Treat, a family-friendly Halloween celebration featuring free candy, bounce houses, costume contests, creatively decorated trunks, and plenty of music and surprises. Admission is free. Families are asked to bring a non-perishable food item to help support local households in need, with all donations collected and distributed by Cumberland Auto Center for the community. This event is known as one of Cookeville's favorite Halloween traditions.

BleepinJeep's Kart Wars is a karts-only gathering at Golden Mtn. for builders inspired by the Banana Peel concept. Organizers are shaping a simple definition of what qualifies as a kart and invite suggestions, with the core idea being a once street-legal rig reduced to the essentials. That means no body, no tub, and no doors, with the transmission visible between the driver’s legs, plus safety items like a roll cage, harnesses, secure battery tie downs, a fire extinguisher, and a helmet. Factory axles are expected, suspension changes should be minimal, and tires should be no larger than 35 inches. These points are guidelines rather than strict rules, keeping the emphasis on creativity and fun rather than measurements.

Enjoy a four course Greek dinner crafted from recipes provided by Jamie's friend, a Greek chef. Jamie also shares stories from her time in Greece to accompany the meal.

Center Hill Events is producing a two day Upper Cumberland Bigfoot Festival at Cumberland County Fairgrounds. Expect more than 100 vendors, over 15 food trucks, live music and contests, meet and greets with Mountain Man, Turtle Man, and Swamp Man, a guest talk by Jim Powell and team, Bigfoot calling contests on both days judged by Turtle Man and Swamp Man, and a feature called Wrestling with Bigfoot. Admission is $10, and children 5 and under are admitted free. Vendors interested in participating can claim one of the final two available spaces on a first come, first served basis by texting (213) 218-5017 (preferred) or emailing vfapply@gmail.com.

At White County High School, RAM provides a free clinic offering dental, vision, and general medical care, with patients seen in the order they arrive. Because of limited time, patients may be asked to choose between dental and vision services, and general medical care is available to everyone. The patient parking area opens and stays available for the duration of the clinic, and upon arrival, staff and volunteers share next steps and explain how the clinic works. If you plan to come early, bring your own food, water, any needed medications, and clothing suitable for the weather. Restrooms will be available at the parking site. Capacity often fills quickly, especially for dental and vision. Once full, additional patients cannot be admitted and operations begin to wrap up, so those seeking dental care are encouraged to arrive as early as possible. All services are free and open to the public, and no identification or insurance is required. Details can change because of weather, volunteer availability, or other unexpected factors, including earlier-than-planned parking lot opening and limits on the number of patients served. For the latest information, check updates from the event organizers.

Pumpkin Fest brings a lively mix to Putnam County Fairgrounds, featuring skilled makers, mobile food vendors, face painting, bouncy houses, and spaces tailored for kids. Children 12 and under receive free entry, and parking is complimentary. Adults pay $3 to attend. The grounds will be decorated for Halloween, and a children’s costume contest offers a prize. Rain or shine, vendors will be set up both indoors and outdoors.

Experience a football matchup with Eastern Kentucky during the Tech Goes Pink game at Tucker Stadium. In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, attendees are encouraged to wear pink to show their support.

Enjoy a throwback evening at an adult prom featuring music from across the decades. DJ Chris Moore will keep the dance floor moving while guests spend time with friends and have fun. Attire is Sunday best or formal only. Admission is available by presale only, ticket quantities are limited, and all sales are final. Tickets are $30 each or two for $50. Pay via Venmo and pick up tickets at the door, or obtain them from LMTS servants Vonda Brown, Wanda Redmon, Denise Page, or Angie Meadows at the Smithville Review office. Outside food or beverages are not permitted. A Venmo QR code can be found under the discussion tab.

This monthly Alzheimer's support group meets regularly to provide support.

Experience three hours of live music performed by the full band, complemented by food and drinks.

The inaugural Miss Hope For October pageant brings a semi glitz competition to the Dekalb County Community Complex, featuring mandatory beauty and an optional Outfit of Choice where fall colors or Halloween themes are welcome. Contestants are expected to be checked in and ready before their division begins. This event serves as a preliminary for the Tennessee Festivals & Southern States State Pageant at The Ramsey Hotel and Convention Center in Pigeon Forge. Any contestant who earns a divisional queen or king title, or a Mini Grand Supreme, Grand Supreme, or Ultimate Grand Supreme title, qualifies to compete at the state level. Age divisions include Baby Miss 0 to 11 months, Wee Miss 12 to 23 months, Baby Mister 0 to 23 months, Tiny Miss and Tiny Mister 2 to 3, Little Miss and Little Mister 4 to 6, Junior Miss 7 to 9, Preteen 10 to 12, Teen 13 to 16, Miss 17 to 23, Ms 24 to 39, Women 40 and over, plus STAR and Mister STAR, which are open to all ages and will be split based on entries. Each division crowns a queen or king with first, second, and third runners up, and may also name princess titles. Additional divisional awards include Outfit of Choice, Humanitarian, and Photogenic. Overall awards feature People’s Choice, where each vote equals one dollar, and Ambassador, recognizing the contestant who brings in and refers the most participants. Divisional side awards include best dress, prettiest eyes, prettiest smile, prettiest hair, best personality, and fan favorite. Three supreme titles will be awarded across the entire pageant Mini Grand Supreme, Grand Supreme, and Ultimate Grand Supreme to the top three highest overall scores. Supreme scoring is based on the beauty competition, and entry in Outfit of Choice is required to be eligible. All contestants are considered for these titles. Entry fees are as follows beauty 50 dollars, Outfit of Choice 15 dollars, side awards 10 dollars, and photogenic 5 dollars. Door admission is 5 dollars per person, with children 5 and under admitted free. A deposit equal to half of the total fees is required to hold a spot after the JotForm is submitted, and deposits can be sent via Cash App at dayanarafey or Venmo at Blanca-Jones-10. A Christmas Toy Drive, led by Little Miss Tennessee Jazmin Perez through Jazzy’s Hearts for Home in partnership with God’s Grace Ministry, will collect new and gently used toys to brighten the holidays for children in the community. Humanitarian winners are recognized within each division. For questions, contact Dayanara Ruiz or Alicia Jones.

Steel 6 returns to Cowboy Up Bar & Grill in McMinnville, TN for a Halloween rock show loaded with energy, driven by standout musicianship and powerful vocals.

Experience an electrifying evening of rock, filled with high energy and good vibes.

Now in its 23rd year, Mistletoe Market offers a festive shopping experience with more than 50 local vendors, food trucks, door prizes, and a chance to take selfies with Santa. Admission is $3 in cash, and children 10 and under receive free entry. For more information, call 931-372-7200 or email kathryn@leslietowncentre.com. Only Leslie Town Centre is responsible for this event, payments are accepted in person, and attendees should be alert for scams.

Tucker Stadium hosts VMI for a Purple Haze game that encourages fans to wear purple Tech colors. The game will also recognize the Greek Life Homecoming court winners.

This sanctioned local contest serves as a preliminary round for the 2027 Miss Tennessee competition. Contestants take part in an officially recognized local event that is part of the pathway to the 2027 state competition.

Experience a four-course dinner featuring Hungarian cuisine.

This game features Senior Night, recognizing the graduating Golden Eagles. Single game tickets are available. The season takes place in the new Tucker Stadium.

This monthly Alzheimer’s support group offers a regular opportunity for support and connection.

Now in its 48th year, this long-running holiday market, hosted by the GFWC Cookeville Jr. Woman's Club, fills TN Tech Hyder-Burkes Arena with more than 180 booths and gift ideas to make seasonal shopping easier. Browse candles, woodcrafts, clothing, bath and body items, jams and jellies, baked treats, metal artwork, jewelry, doll outfits, toys, wooden home accents, pillows, holiday decor, wreaths, leather goods, and more. Food trucks will be on site throughout the event. Selfie opportunities with Santa and with the Grinch are available. Not every vendor accepts cards, so bringing cash can help. Proceeds from hosting the event are donated to nonprofits in the Upper Cumberland. Admission is $5 in cash at the door, and children 10 and under get in free.

Ramblin Man pays tribute to the Allman Brothers Band with a performance that blends sound and spirit. Named after one of the group’s signature songs, this Nashville-based outfit draws on the city where Duane and Gregg Allman were born and delivers the hallmarks of the original sound with intertwining guitars, a two-drummer groove, heartfelt vocals, and expressive keyboards and bass. Lead guitarist and vocalist Nick Swan traces his inspiration to hearing the band’s 1990s comeback lineup at Knoxville’s World’s Fair Park. Slide guitarist Dan Wecht grew up catching the Beacon Theatre residency in New York City. Bassist Gary Davis developed his style by studying Berry Oakley’s intricate lines while growing up near Memphis. Instead of focusing only on the blues-driven Fillmore era, the set reaches across more than four decades, spotlighting Dickey Betts’ compositions alongside material associated with Chuck Leavell, Warren Haynes, and Derek Trucks. For wheelchair and wheelchair companion seating, please contact the Palace Box Office at (931) 484-6133.

The Cookeville Hobbies Turkey Gobbler Race features two classes, NASCAR and Losi Mini B, with a $20 entry fee per class. On-track tire treatment is limited to SXT 3.0 Lite only, stock number SXT00035. NASCAR runs two 90 lap heats followed by a 120 lap main. Mini B runs two 6 minute heats followed by an 8 minute main. NASCAR rules require box stock cars. If a part did not come with the car from the factory then it is not permitted, with tires as the only allowed change. Bodies must be NASCAR style only, with no trucks or other body types. Mini B rules require the factory motor and ESC. Any battery rated 60C or under is allowed, and all other changes are open.

Celebrate the season at the 3rd Annual Holly Jolly Market, a big, festive shopping day at the Cumberland County Community Complex. Explore local vendors with handmade gifts, boutique finds, and seasonal essentials, making it easy to check off a Christmas list while supporting small businesses. A lively atmosphere with sparkling lights and friendly faces sets the tone for a day full of holiday cheer. Admission is free and the event is family friendly.

This cozy gathering offers a festive evening centered on Christmas cheer, friendship, and laughter. Attendees can enjoy dinner and dessert along with a dirty soda bar. There is an optional wrapped ornament exchange, with playful stealing and swapping as part of the fun, so bringing a wrapped ornament is encouraged for those who want to participate. Tickets are $15 per person. Ticket sale timing will be announced closer to the event, and pickup locations will be shared soon. Expect a warm atmosphere and plenty of chances to make sweet holiday memories.

Experience a British Christmas dinner served in four courses. Enjoy a festive dining occasion centered on a seasonal holiday theme.

Enjoy a lively rock experience filled with upbeat energy and good vibes.